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> In Linux on the other hand a TON of things do require using console. When was the last time you used Linux? For a 'normal' desktop user, they will see the t
by headsoup 4y ago
> In Linux on the other hand a TON of things do require using console.
When was the last time you used Linux?
For a 'normal' desktop user, they will see the terminal as much as they would using Windows, basically not at all. Especially across most of the main user-focused distros like Ubuntu, Mint, Pop, MX, Zorin, etc.
> There's no way I'll ever do that again. Apple hardware is meant for Apple software, period. Using anything else is a never ending source of pain.
You accuse DocTomoe of essentially being a Linux fanatic and the use the same rethoric immediately afterwards...
- itvision 4y ago> When was the last time you used Linux? $ lsb_release -a LSB Version: :core-4.1-amd64:core-4.1-noarch Distributor ID: Fedora Description: Fedora release 35 (Thirty Five) Release: 35 Codename: ThirtyFive > For a 'normal' desktop user, they will see the terminal as much as they would using Windows, basically not at all. Especially across most of the main user-focused distros like Ubuntu, Mint, Pop, MX, Zorin, etc. This is blatantly false. Anyways, this goes nowhere, so goodbye.